Sentence examples for aggressively patterned from inspiring English sources
But, like the brown suits and aggressively patterned ties worn by many of its characters, it hasn't aged well.
On the one hand, forms became smoother and more fluent, and a less abstract and less aggressively patterned interpretation was put on nature.
Other Portman hotels have not been so lucky, inheriting the usual decorative touches that appear to befall most large hotels: the seemingly bulletproof wallpaper, overstylized furniture and, especially, the aggressively patterned carpeting.
Mad Men gave us the flash and emptiness of the 1960s, Midwife is the desperately dreary British equivalent, where everyone gets around on bikes, fending off colds, petty tyranny and aggressively patterned wallpaper.
The goal is to predict future memory access patterns aggressively and accurately through a new self-learning prefetching engine model.
"Instead of following, we're trying to aggressively set the pattern for incentives," a spokesman, James Kenyon, said.
The acquisition of Tomlinson extends a recent Jets pattern of aggressively pursuing big-name players, many of whom come with considerable questions.
Technology analysts model aggressively.
Joanne O'Rourke Hindman, iVillage's former chief financial officer, and Steven D. Carter, a former vice president, further contend that they left secure positions at other companies when iVillage aggressively recruited them through "a calculated pattern" of deceptive practices.
The pattern has precedent: Buffet began aggressively buying American Express in 1964 when scandal sent shares into a nosedive, and he eventually became the largest AmEx shareholder.
Beneficial endophytic leaf partners have been found to adopt growth patterns that allow them to aggressively colonize weakened, dry tree tissues, facilitating their ability to exploit hosts as water becomes limiting (Moricca and Ragazzi 2008).
